La empresa, originalmente un taller de estructuras metálicas, se dedicaba a proyectos industriales, incluyendo bodegas, techos y grúas puente. Recibió la propuesta de diseñar un edificio residencial de interés social, lo que llevó al desarrollo del proyecto 4 X 4, un edificio de 4 niveles con 4 apartamentos por nivel. Se optimizó tanto la estructura como la funcionalidad del diseño y la distribución del edificio. Tras la construcción inicial, se hicieron ajustes para mejorar el proceso y la estructura, culminando en un proyecto que se vio como un modelo de negocio efectivo no solo para el interés social. Finalmente, se adoptó la metodología BIM para su gestión. 

The company, originally a metal structures workshop, focused on industrial projects including warehouses, roofs, and bridge cranes. It received a proposal to design a residential building for social interest, leading to the development of the 4 X 4 project, a building with 4 levels and 4 apartments per level. Both the structure and the functionality of the design and the distribution of the building were optimized. After the initial construction, adjustments were made to improve the process and the structure, resulting in a project that was seen as an effective business model not only for social interest. Finally, the BIM methodology was adopted for its management.

Dynamo saloon football club began by renting small football fields. Then they opened a competition where they required a space organization project for distribution. The project included a clubhouse restaurant with a recreational pool, an inn or small hotel, a building for multipurpose rooms for conferences or parties, a small infirmary building, an administrative building to manage the entire complex, indoor soccer fields, a building for racquetball courts, an outdoor auditorium, an indoor Olympic swimming pool, and an Olympic stadium.

Margarita, Estado Nueva Esparta. Venezuela 2015 

Jackie's House is a house I designed for my wife.

It is approximately 580 square meters. It has 5 bedrooms, a room for a domestic worker, a study, a foyer, a living room, a dining room, a kitchen, 6 bathrooms, and common areas – social and recreational.

The site plan project in the Sierra was very unique, with peculiar conditions. It involved reorganizing a space that, although now a protected reserve and a National Park, already had a settlement over 500 years old at the time of its designation as a protected area.

There were strict restrictions regarding the use of materials and the management of waste or material losses. The proposed design had to be a house that would be replicated throughout the town, becoming the structural core of the urban area. The aim was to use local materials, with the best option being the traditional construction system: adobe, rammed earth, and wattle and daub.

Furthermore, the house needed to meet the needs of each family, including three bedrooms (one master with a bathroom), a kitchen, and a living room.